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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17
HEARD AT HASTINGS.
A Grist of 50 ciety News, fnterestisg Para
graphs and Personal Notes.

sAs- -esNt IS tst as.t~sAe-stts.&.
HAsrINes, July i6.-The residence OF
William Waite. in the Third Ward. was
destroyed by tire last night. Il Is supposed 10
have caught from lamp. The loss will be
about $500 with 500 insurance.
Cards are out for The wedding Of Miss
Belle crolher 10 w J. Warner. of hicago.
Miss Crother is one of the first young ladies
of the city. snc will leave her Hastings
home with many kind wishes for her fu-
ture. The wedding will take place july n.
aud Mr.. and Mrs. Warner will reside IN
Chicago.
Wheat is nearly ell secured and of good
quality. but the farmers are mourning over
the prospects for corn and potatoes. the
weather being SO excessively hot aud dry
tlat unless We get rain soon, everything
will dry up.
The hot weather has sent many Of the
city people out camping aud fishing at the
numerous lakes nesr by. Gun, Wall and
IhOrnspple take the preference.
J.. A. Sheldon comes 10 the front with a
catch of is0 black bass.
John J. Potter and family, of Detroit, are
visiting relatives in the city.
A. j. 3ownes son. of Grand Rapids. il
spending a few days with friends here.
a party OF young people from Charlotte
are camping st 4 lhofbaDplt ihte, anu lai tc
picnic party from this place will 90 down
10 meet them on Tuesday next, for jolly
good time.
Races for the county championships were
trotted at the fair grounds here today. A
large crowd was present and the races
proved very interesting. The first race " as
a fIecf0r-sll with three starters. Buck
skin, owned by J. l.. Harvey, OF Nashville,
won the race in three straight mile heats.
Time 2:40. 2:39, BOP. The second race was
for green horses. three heats, won 10y q I'D
dust Colt, owned by Miles Ingals. Of Hast
ings.
A party OF Grand Rapids musicians will
give a concert in this city July -.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17
ENVELOPE MONOPOLY
COMBINATION TO ADVANCE PRICES,
The Principal Envelope Manufscturers OF
the Couatry Enter Into Con-
pact OF Five Year
Duration.

NEW YbRK, July lG.-The principal en-
yelope manufacturers OF New York aud
New ngland. representing fully nine
tenths of the envelope production OF the
United States. aud making from 100000
to 1900 t00 envelopes per day, have entered
into an arrangement for advancing the
price of their goods. They urge that for
the past two or thre years the prices OF en-
velopes have tesn very low, Offering little
profit To- manufactures. On the other
hand they claim that the cost ofproduction
has increased very considerably during that
time They announce that they have
formed the Standard Envelope Company.
Incorporated under the laws of Massachu-
setts, in order TO contrel the trade. The
firms and individuals who have signed the
circular making this announcement, have
executed an agreement with the corpora
ton for FIVE years frcm the lst of the cur
rent month, TO be governed by the rules IN
regard to prices. etc. Any infringement of
the latter will render the offending firm or
individual liable to suit for damages. 1t
is admitted by the promoters of the scheme
that the new corporation is practically
gigantic monopoly. but it is claimed that
there is no intentionsof raising prices 10 an
unreasonable figure. The estimated in
crease is between and 10 per cent.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17
CALEDONIA CULLlnOs.
a Merry Parsf VIII spend Sunday AZ Green
Iake-Dfser News.

~ .rt- TFr r1ata strt.e
CALEDONIA. Jaly I6.-Ed. Troy who has
been attending the state Univsrsiiy. bss
been hired to teach The higher grsde. and
Mis- Blanche Konkie o. the prisosry de-
partmsat of orr schools.
The following gentlemen with fbeir
smilies will spend toisv ard Ssndsv a.
f6rsen Lake Al. Meyer s. q. Barrier.
Wm. Hsmmon8 J. Ac4aaen. - v q.
Pratt and 81 C3lbora.
Captain ". W. Pierce has his lissie
steamer. Little Blanche IN running order
st Green Lske SIX miles vest n this
village. u carries About - passengers.
TIE thsfm ousfeT registered 10s q the
shade yesterday
Tns E7suzei5cal Ass8eiaf50n axe pre-
psring % bHiid q b1ick church "a tie vest
en- psrf of oar village Articles II Ass9-
cation uii prc5sbiV be 6ed nrh tbe
County CleTE next week after vhsch uerk
viii - corarn~noe1 i'm rnediefeiy
SCI Grsy's infant son = very siek e. this
vrEnR
s.rty eight ssots i being pad for new
uhssL
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

tfs Shows eP DlseepatAtis Journalistic
xa1lef 8.ssoestsins Tor stub Iaea Stove
IL the fdilor q lhe TxiAaKAs. akEAIn.
(AN1 HQak (klRNxEs
lANT I1tl0& tNkNkt.f- /
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a. t@t 1--tt>a - s@e @e.ii-+4-~@ A1e~@--'
CANT Hoek toeNKEs.
Jaiy le isss.
DKAs Sal have heard of Congressional
thieves. cattle thieves. sheep thieves. slc.
have even heard Of the man that siols =
meeting HOUSE and got caught While trying
10 steal the cellar. bat up 70 this uAe l
never knew Of a case OF an editor trying 20
steal contributor. body aud breeehes. No
sir / never did until this case Of =. A.
stowe. Of the II saAs ysladssasaa, Who lad
the uaousaing cheek 10 steal my nsnle
after ! quit him.
Then 20 ase NY own name ~ call me
liar and fraud and everything he could
Law bis tongue 10. n any man had Told nle
that az editor ia ,rsnd kGplds~oaid be 30
mean. I should have Tepeiiea the iusinua-
ton with scofu.
This editor evidently thought Solomon
would back down. did stowe ever back
down h0l lie fooled ninlseli. ] have not
worked three years - build up my name -
have il stolen without Kicking
Perhaps an too Indignant about tins.
Perhaps the said elitor only intended that
spurious article ia the last ifadesiaaa iof .
Joke 10 SEE IL he could fool his readers. II
30. II would not look quite so Ssd.
! will wait little snd give the eentleman
a chance 70 Crawiish, ana then II he don
will ooue out with his letters tnai have
on lie aud show the public whether Cant
Hook Corners Is up ia fhe Iagle Block Or
not. Yours hotly.
SofINsN SNo0Ks.
O. D., r. 81. and Mayor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17
IN AND our or SOCIETY.

G. X Maybew is in Boston.
Mrs. Alle,z Tyson LAS returned from Ssr-1
nnac.
viii Fowle and wife have returned from
their bridal trip.
Harry D. Jewell, OF Cedar Springs, wss
IN town yesterday.
Mis- Nellie Rogers returned from Chicago
yesterday morning.
Mr. D Baker, Of PARK Place, is recrest<
me- IN Traverse City.
Mrs Lottie Hoffman goes to Chicago The
latter psri Of this week.
Mrs Marcia Travis has returned from q
brief visit 10 Rockford
NJ J. Smiley and family efpeci 10 no %
Northern resorts tbis week.
Mrs. Sans Norman expects TO leave fof
Xix Rapids some time this week.
Miss Edith Clement is summerins With
her friend, Miss Keeler. hi Wbitsball.
Mrs. J.. L. wiusor, Of Park Pisos, las
gone East on ar extended pleasure triD.
Niss Niilmsn, Of Rochester, n. y, 10 the
guest Of Mrs =. X Fierce st The Warwick.
Dr.. Dyer and family expect 10 leave for
The Blsck lake resorts s0ms tns th.s
week
Deacon Haldane and wife are spending
The Summer with relatives and friends Ia
Buffalo
MIS- Jessie Montgomery. ~ Lansing. n
The rBesf of Mise Maggie Asssmore ~ The
Warwick.
Mrs.. John Kendall and Mrs. q. ". Bots
ford. Of The Warvick, have returned from
hacsiswa.
Miss Eva Drew win spend ber Summer
vscsilon ~ Grand HsyeD aud the Blaek
Lake resorts.
Mrs. 2. A Holcofnb lefi ve<ser,isv for
East Saginaw. Che eKpect - be gobs two
or three vesks.
J. Albert Hovsy has gone 70 the fern
near Spring IAs. where his family an
spending the Summer.
Mr.. Memo Springer and daughter Laura.
Of Htrsthroy. Ont. are tiis guests Of Ar.
sDd Nrr. =. A. Westberis.
BOYD Psutliud. Of The Morton. vas M
ss TIE iuforFnsl opening ~ PLANK Grand
EIofel on the lslsnd 0i Mackinac
Mrs. J. Floyd Ferris and her pretty fsmllv
of iiitle ones anficipate spending . fert u
the Summer 81 Ray View ~ usual
Miss Jennie Harrington snd D p. Dry
den. the afustetf photographer. sfseBt =
pleasant evening II me issks vesie-osy.
Nx a. n Morshesd. vh0 hss been
spending fhs rssst month 81 bef hor-r N
C0iumbBs, Ohio. returns horne On Ns3Bes-
day.
Fred Cores. ~ Chicago. writes thsf h. Il
vell and happy bGf tbsf bs ~iI nor o.rne
sr-s ss sYor ss suficifefea - srene bss ~.
estion
Hrs = .. Rose n ret0sfev is tie ~u~sf
~ Ns. k @ Johrsor - eveefs Hefel
Hrs foss nes ieii ber dsnznfer 4 t,nis -
fae Beftle Creek 5snitsriun. TIE roupr
sdv TRENDS WI - p.essea - earn tbat
she Z ssesdily recovering per healtb.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17
AN ASYLUM FIRE.
Nearly Two Hundred Children Have
Marrow fsospe

NEw loRE. July lo.--An hour before
daybreak Ere broke out al ~. Joseph's
Asylum, at Eighty Einth-si. and Avor1ue
A. The main building was sblsze and ihe
colony Of children ia the upper story. An
outbreak occurred IN the basement Nearly
2e0 children. the full complement Of the
institution, were asleep within the walls.
The Sisters IN charge. who throughout IA
scene of terror and confusion Thai followed
struggled with great heroism 10 Keep ofsirr.
and 20 facilitate the WORK 81 rescue aroused
the sleepers promptly aud sped them away
10 the outside. The thick smoke aud un-
known terr0rs that besci their way threw
them into panic With the aid Il the po-
lice officials All were saved lsose. s25yle1.
Three large Ere alarms were placed ia
the building. wsichmsn clocks anc the
most recent inventions for tie prevention
OF flames that could be- secured we're ad-
opted.
In the face Of al this it was not thought.
necessary By tie lessee Scion Winterhot-f
tom. 20 insure anything 10 the place 30
that the loss viii be almost q totai one.
The loss is placed ri 10000.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

CsRFoSDHE, ID. July IS While Mrs.
gohn A. Logan. in company with Mr..
Henry Campbell. Of this city. we're out
ridfne yesterday afternoon the horses he-
cane frightened and backed ihe buggy
ovsf an enahar kment Mrs. Logsu. IN at
tempting 60 iump out csught her foci -
wnesl ani was throVn under The horses
feef. She sr7s-si8ed a severe scalp ro.3nd
aaf her left arm snd sire wsrs severely
hr1ired surgeon wss immediEeIF
ca.ie8 who pronounced tbe wound aaite
serioss, cut rot necessarily dangerous.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

ST. LouIs, No. Jaly 16.--A special to the
Post Dispaich from Washington. saws: "A
gsntlemas DO talked with the President n
short time ago about bis Western trip, said
the President is anxious 10 visit the West
during the Autumn. and think you can
make a positive announcement that the
President and his Wiie will be IN St Louis
Oct. lie will slso. If public business viii
permit. make n cirCuit OF some Of the
Western States. planned some time sgo."
The delegation from this city and from
Other psrIs o. The STATE, who will convey
the invitation to visit this city to &r.
Cleveland, will probably not leave here un-
tIl saturday. July y
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

Bits of Society News aud PersoBsi Gossip
for Sunday Heading.

1srltssxf 49, rfNtzs An-ssst-ss
MIDpLKyILtE. July i6.-The bridge looks
quite elegant with its new coat Of paint.
Work on the Parkburst Block IL being
pushed rapidly.
George Beach has sold bis house and lot
in this CITY aud will remove With bis fam
iiy 10 Hastings
Irving feels quite proud Of the fact that
the Michigan Central viii build new
DEPOT ~ that point
:. IS beat ~ cents ~ the mill
Geo. EdiDgef and brother have purchased
the Dickinson farm, five miles from this
village.
Mr. ard Mrs J. \ keeler ars 81 the 500.
VIM. Van iassie bss removed With his
family 80 Wsgisn8.
Julius Caldwell il ~ White Cloud.
Ars. = Brown is visiting bsr daughter
Mrs. White OF Battle trsek.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17
KISSED HER TWICE.
A Kalamazoo Attorney IInds No Justice
in Grand Traverse Connty.

KiSGsLEY, July l6.-Dr. NJ. A. Brown
sons store was closed Yesterday by Deputy
Sheriff A. G. Edwards on account OF an
attachment in favor OF G. Forbes. Of ksl-
amazoo G. w. Long. attorney. represent
ing Mr. Forbes. was arrested yesterday
evening on a warrant storn out by a
woman named Freemsn. who is staying at
the Hoiel SaDitarum, on 4 charge Of insult
ing her. Long was taken before Justice
Dgeil out IN tie country, tired. found guilty
snd tined s25 and costs II seems 70 be
rather an one-sided affair. Long claims il
IS bisck raaihog scheme in revenge for his
closing The store gotten up. by the Doctor
Public sympathy seems 10 De With Long.
The woman claims that Long kissed and
raffed her ou ihe head on two different &C.
cssions. bat that she asde no fuss about IL
at the time. she is about J3 wears old and
has seysra. children. Sbe pared from her
husband only 6 short time ago. The csse
viii be appealed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17
CEDAR spRIres cULLlnes.
The Wire Teils 81 Matters Personal and
Others Zee in seiief's Domain

II n
crpsr srEi s1s. July le.-Mrs r. Deacon
one Of the principal losers in Fridsys frs
is nov loosled 10 tie Austin property. on
Second 81, and .. v. Sbarer has PLACED bis
stock of groceries ~ the Marshall building.
doc Pslir. tie lighting teeth eytrac-
Tor. bas gone 20 ohio for month > vacs-
ton
Egberf Csnfei8 Shay, The sBferg1Tislnf
agent far TIE hdsrDs LKpfess Con- psDy
ard -svsvsI others vii spend sunday ~ tie
"Mssoer Hubhsfd Camp White flsb
lake
I'd NJ Srnffh champion hesTT vsi9ht'
of tEdzr Sfrings fs.ks IF taking trip -
Wsskingt0u TerritorT.
Csrrs ciesr fsct0Ty claims 20 maDuisc-
fr-e the best artioe iD TIE STATE
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17
Abandoned Fer Babe.

LTcHFTELD, H., July l6.-Ihe sexton OF
the cemetery in this city discovered early
this morning an infant five or six weeks
old lying in the grass almost naked, and
covered with cuts. Some linen OF the child
was marked Hospital InGustliei Home
A woman carrying large package was
seen crossing the public park early this
morning. and Il is supposed that she is con =
nected with the affair and that the babe
came from Cincinnati.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

ArBrsx. y. y. July l6-Joseph Barber
& Sons. manufacturers Of voolen goods and
carpets, assigned yesterday. They are
creditors Of the firm OF John slade & Co.
Of New Yors. = hieh assigned last week.
f,ha,tel mortgages wsTe fiiea here covering
All the stock 81 the BARRIERS WOODEN and
c,rfet n,lli. No schedule OF liabilities was
filsd with ne assiEa peni. u i said that
me assets of The frm siii coyer the Iiebn-
fffes
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

The Cslsrsa People y ~ kmisratsa sroa'
soash c.xelir@ % Liberia.

CoLrNsIA. ) C.. Jnly t6 are
frsqasntly received hese from many Of Tue
eolored people wao smisFated tron tbl'
State to Liberia sessrsl years age, IA which
woeful tales are ted Of their coalition IA
that eonntry. A lev days $50 eelofed
tenant Of John u. Tylers plantation IN
Lancaster county. EsesiFea letter from ere
OF bis kinsmen "a lDtsllizeai Negro who
went 10 Liberia "a TIA Axar. Ia which hs
pleads Tor nleaas 70 return
to South Carolina. Hs saws
be and his companions viii
enter into s0lemo obligations 70 work the
balance Of their DAYS Tor say person who
will pay their passage back 10 this country.
lie represents himself and Others who went
With him from Lancaster county. ss being
Ia the most piiiable ccndition, bordering on
starvation lie says they have not 50 much
as seen a piece Of meat ia twelve months.
and as for bread. they hardly get enough 10
keep body and soul together. There Is
some talk Of raising fund ey popular sub
seription, to enahlethese unfortunate people
10 return 10 their iorner homes.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17
THE PATRIARCH CIRCLE.
Onscers EIcctcd at milwaukee to Serve the
Ensuing Year.

MILWAUKEE,, July 16.-The following off,
GERS of THE Supreme Council, Patriarchal
Circle, we're elected: IN. t. kreuger, of Mich
igan City, Supreme Secretary; c. II. Arm
ssrvnss. *'tsnt kspsfs. sHBFeMe Treasurer
g +. -Ckfpentef, xlkhaft. Ind. Supreme
Standard1b bearer; j. ii. Mailer. st.
Paul, Supreme C9unsei 3. B. Hurl-
burt, Red Wing. Mimi. Supreme
Venerable Orator; Samuel Flagler. o.
tumwa. Iowa, Supreme Oracle DR.. Alex
ander Donald, ST. Paul, Supreme Vice Or
acle; c. III. LoyewelI. Englewood, ILL.,, Su-
preme Marshal; II. W. Bernhsrdt. Roches-
ter. " ~. Supreme, ,Gonmander.
The following additional officers were
appointed: George Rock, Sherwood Ohio,
First Aid; A. b. Haight. Chicago. Second
Aid; l.. ]. Greggs, O,tumwa, Iowa, Chap
lain; James X. McCsuley. Milwaukee,
Guard Lee T. Wilson, ST. Joseph, Mich,
Scribe.
A committee was appointed to adopt n
plan for the non uniformed degree. The
next meeting place was not agreedsupon.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

PIrTsBURG. July 16.-The great subter-
raneous fire which started from drivers
lamp in the Standard mines at Mt. Pleasant
Pa. nenrly year ago, has surrendered and
the pit is free Of the flames which licked
up nearly 100000 worth OF property. The
extent OF the measures 70 overcome the
conhagrstion can be partly realized when it
is stated that II was necessary 10 flood fifty
acres of the underground workings, and
allow the great body OF waier TO remain
there for a month before the ire was put
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

IxpIAxsPoLTs. Ind. Is-Tbe striking
Unien printers have begun tie pubfesfiou
ofa 2-csnt morning FspeT. in opposition to
ihe Tss,s ri ard Seashse1. Il j. called toe
Aksssae P8a. and = a seven column folio
4 - lloney for tae s8ppcrt - the psper =
rsp-ss.ed by uuions in other cities PTssi-
4ent rrison. 81 the International Inion.
WHO hss hesn here for three or fo1r days
SAYS that s. s0s1o a month viii - rzise5 from
organ izs'ions tkrorghout The COUNTRY for
tie msintenszce of tie strikers
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

Coed nixhs. Msnd. aud quick as fash
NJ nsockirg bard echoed TIE sslutstion IA >
clear and 6izsBct voice. rbs hearty laugh
lhaE lolloEed LAe birds cry seemed ~ please
him. aHt he continued 70 cry in bird-like
eontEAlf0. ~Gooi ngat. Maud. anti long
after The party were oet Of hearing distance
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17
THERE'S NOTHING iN 1T.
The Proposed New Route for the Traverse
CITY Railroad.


To the Editor OF the TELE5RAN-HERALD.
FiFE LAKE, July IA write you re-
Sarding our beautiful village of Fife Lake.
lying on the banks OF a beautiful sheet Of
water that the village is nam ed after We
understand from current reports that the
q. X. < J. K. T. CO. intends 10 remove
tbier junction from Walton 10 this place
and have a more direct route 10 Traverse
City besides having a road shaded from
snow IN winter. ! would Ike II yon could
inform US If there is anything auihoriiive
IN the reports that are very current We
have any amount Of facilities FOR making a
lively and prosperous village, that will be
both paying 10 the railroad company as
well ss everybody concerned. We have
thousands Of acres of the finest hardwood
lands in Northern Michigan. bezuiifal
water to draw people here 10 live. If we
only bad something 10 Just give us start.
/ hope you will excuse the liberty ] have
taken By writing 10 yon. hut your paper has
a good patronage hence ! take the liberty II
there Is anything IN the report have asked
you about. please give US the benefit Of an
item through your psper and oblige. yours
respectfully. J. 4. s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

Monroe, Wis, July l6.-A small boy
named WoTley passed some spurious coin
a, a grocery store. When asked where be
got the coin he took the Sheriff to the base
ment of J. w. r Randalfs clothing store,
occupied as pop factory. aud revealed a
box OF counterfeit com, crude end imper-
feet in finish. The Sheriff took possession
of The queer" snd su effort viii be made
TO apprehend the nsauuisciurer Of It.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

C0frvrrs. s. C.. Jaiy i6.-Ssws comes
from Pickins county that while Meredith
Asnssii and BIS family we're st dinner the
ho1ss was struck by lightning the bolt
gsssing throagh the top Of the house and
Instantly kiJipz Nenssll sn1 one chiid
wears Cd. sBd giving bis wife sud three
oEhsr cbiiarsn sach terrible shock tbst
taeIr re- 3vsrg Il 60abtfui
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

cHloseo July ls.-Whils plsviug sbou'
fhe streets nsxY bis bOrns. - flrn-sf.. vss-
tsrsag afternoon. Chsrlie Coslins four sod
-tsf years oid. We rgn oreg - q Goa
~sxon belonging - John Murray end
a -nosf iassnfiy killed. The eriveT, . ms1
narus5 larsen, vss arrested
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

Moxrsx.G-5ul7 Is.-Tss loss il the a.
Lsrrssse sugar rekosrT Gre reaches s6o.
co Nth An insurance - S30Sn0. Four
hundred msn srs thrown oat of employ
me1k
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

wssHIxsrsx. July fs.-Ths Treasury De.
psrtrnsnf hssdesi5ed that there = nothing
il the contrset lsh-er ls1 = prevent Amer
can cftgers sho rssy res de IN fsnssIa from
engaging in isb0r Il TIE Gnited Sts.ss
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17
have found new musical friend that

have found 9 new musical friend that
unfoltanaisly cannot introduce
to my scqusintsuces. There is
no particular necessity for any
cachinnssion in the rear part Of the hail.
there,l This friend : not young lady
In fact don't kso~ ne SET. Ny new ma-
sical scqusintaucs = a nlocking bird and
bis cage hangs iA a sindow into which
one Of the electric street lamps shines al
night long lis csze i rizhs on rag rouss
home sna ave come 20 astter myself
that he exrscfs me along there aboat such
time sve-e night for 7 whistle - hiu
.nd ha ans ~ers me two blocss svsy He
: certainly ths most rernaTSaois kir5 have
ever s.a-l Not a dog. a cat a niEhthswk
cr ari.nal Of any kind can bark. 81
meow or s4ueak any when within hearing
iistaaee ef his concert hail that be does noS
ins1, eiistelv initiate them. A night or tive
siuee stood scr0ss tie street trying 70
teszh I'm 70 whistle he TTit-siiIow sons
rhen psrtv Of younx lssiies and gentle
men came oy sud parted 81 the corner Of
the street. one of the young lssiiss ca ed
cut 70 conpsnion IN pretty soprano ;
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

I'm little msth.rn cal Congress
man. said y. c. Johnson to Hon. C. c..
Comstock the other day, "but Ill will be
blessed If can figure out which Is The old
est you or Martin l.. Swest-which il it,
Well, said the venerable Represc NATIVE
with a twinkle ia his eye, in var times
when they we're drafting people around
these rsrtS Sweet was the oldest, bat that
was a long time sgo and we aged a con-
siderable, 50 tha ~~, you see. I'm the
oldest"
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

President w. .. Hugbsrt was seen yes
ierdsy afternoon in reference 10 the matter
and stated that the subject had never been
discussed by the conpsnY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17
subtcrranesn Fires onenched.

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Laurs F. Dainiv r. a bright and charm
.ng little woman. it vas seven or nina
years ago when sae made her frst arrear-
sres a. reader and I remember that
esiiei her dsintv little woman. and she
~rcss me dsiatv n,ils misivs Of thsnk.
fcr toe hslf colamn devoted % Der. Now
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-17

Charlie Hampton has adopted an Indian
motto for bis Daily Rssorssr which will
make It's appearance all around Little Trav-
srse Bay this week. The motto is: "O-gah-
dt-atls eAeesick nsslsah. 0-faek-esak teatEah
gesbsk;" il IS Chippewa and means "ill
tickle their noses before arr - '.s, mp
with long pole behind